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Snout or Snorkel? 👃 We echidna not - echidnas are actually good swimmers! They've been spotted paddling across dams, rivers and even along the beach. This little one was spotted cooling off in Clarence Valley, NSW. 🏊‍♀️💦 🎥: Andrew Mayo (mayo_fisho - IG) | CSIRO

Snout or Snorkel? 👃 We echidna not - echidnas are actually good swimmers! They've been spotted paddling across dams, rivers and even along the beach. This little one was spotted cooling off in Clarence Valley, NSW. 🏊‍♀️💦 🎥: Andrew Mayo (mayo_fisho - IG) | CSIRO

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What did the gum tree say when it was pruned? Ouch, eucalyptus! 🌳 Did you know that Australia's tallest tree is a eucalypt? It's a Mountain Ash (Eucalyptus regnans) in Tasmania named Centurion, and it was last measured to be over 100 metres tall! There are around 1000 species of native Australian eucalypt, and this National Eucalypt Day we're celebrating all eucalypts great and small. Learn more about Australia's biggest and oldest trees: https://www.csiro.au/en/news/All/Articles/2024/March/Aus

What did the gum tree say when it was pruned? Ouch, eucalyptus! 🌳 Did you know that Australia's tallest tree is a eucalypt? It's a Mountain Ash (Eucalyptus regnans) in Tasmania named Centurion, and it was last measured to be over 100 metres tall! There are around 1000 species of native Australian eucalypt, and this National Eucalypt Day we're celebrating all eucalypts great and small. Learn more about Australia's biggest and oldest trees: https://www.csiro.au/en/news/All/Articles/2024/March/Aus

44.9K viewsMar 23, 2025

Putting the CSI in CSIRO. 🔎 Environmental DNA, or eDNA, is DNA left behind in the environment, like fingerprints at a crime scene. Collected from water, soil or even air, scientists can use it to uncover all kinds of secrets. Compared to traditional ecosystem monitoring, it saves time, money and reduces environmental impact. But until now, the thing holding eDNA back was data. Scientists need reference DNA to match what they find with the correct species. That’s why we've launched the National

Putting the CSI in CSIRO. 🔎 Environmental DNA, or eDNA, is DNA left behind in the environment, like fingerprints at a crime scene. Collected from water, soil or even air, scientists can use it to uncover all kinds of secrets. Compared to traditional ecosystem monitoring, it saves time, money and reduces environmental impact. But until now, the thing holding eDNA back was data. Scientists need reference DNA to match what they find with the correct species. That’s why we've launched the National

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Move over grumpy cat, Spotted Handfish are the new adorably grumpy animal. Side note, here’s footage of them getting’ it oooooooooonnnn. bam chicka wah wah Find out what we're doing to help save this unique species from extinction: http://www.csiro.au/Research/Animals-and-plants/Wildlife/Spotted-Handfish | CSIRO

Move over grumpy cat, Spotted Handfish are the new adorably grumpy animal. Side note, here’s footage of them getting’ it oooooooooonnnn. bam chicka wah wah Find out what we're doing to help save this unique species from extinction: http://www.csiro.au/Research/Animals-and-plants/Wildlife/Spotted-Handfish | CSIRO

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Me: I'm not dramatic 🥵 Also me: *cinematically sheds shell* Cicadas spend most of their lives as nymphs underground. Some Australian species do so for up to seven years! Once they're fully grown, they dig their way to the surface, shed one last time and mate - all within a few weeks! If you see a cicada, log your sighting with our Atlas of Living Australia! 📹: Brad Leue | CSIRO

Me: I'm not dramatic 🥵 Also me: *cinematically sheds shell* Cicadas spend most of their lives as nymphs underground. Some Australian species do so for up to seven years! Once they're fully grown, they dig their way to the surface, shed one last time and mate - all within a few weeks! If you see a cicada, log your sighting with our Atlas of Living Australia! 📹: Brad Leue | CSIRO

1.1M viewsDec 22, 2020

We dig these wasps. 🐝 Did you know that many wasps lay their eggs in the eggs, pupae or bodies of other insects and spiders? Here's a digger wasp (family Sphecidae) we filmed at Casuarina Sands in Canberra digging a hole for its prey. It will sting and paralyse an insect and then drag it into the hole it has dug. Like something out of Alien, it will then lay an egg on or in the other insect's body, which will develop and eat the host as it grows. Dig into the weird world of parasitoid wasps: ht

We dig these wasps. 🐝 Did you know that many wasps lay their eggs in the eggs, pupae or bodies of other insects and spiders? Here's a digger wasp (family Sphecidae) we filmed at Casuarina Sands in Canberra digging a hole for its prey. It will sting and paralyse an insect and then drag it into the hole it has dug. Like something out of Alien, it will then lay an egg on or in the other insect's body, which will develop and eat the host as it grows. Dig into the weird world of parasitoid wasps: ht

4.7K viewsMar 23, 2025

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You know it's summer when you start finding cicada shells on the sides of your trees! This amazing timelapse of a cicada nymph shedding is by @bradleuephotography via @canonaustralia Cicadas spend most of their lives as nymphs underground (some Australian species for as much as 6 -7 years!). Once they're fully grown they've got a lot of work to do and not much time to do it: dig their way to the surface, shed one last time and mate, all within a few weeks. 🎶 Cicadas are the loudest insects in t

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